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Students attending #CHI2024 : I am recruiting two PhD students at Northeastern CAMD. If you are interested in the theory and design of human-centered conversational interfaces, get in touch. I will also present a paper on the use of metaphors in voice user interfaces on Tuesday at 3 PM in

⏰Wed, 15 May | 9:45 AM - 10:00 AM
🪧 310 Lili'u Theater

Come check out!

Wed, May 15th @ 10am at #chi2024 :

Customization is crucial for making visualizations accessible to blind and low-vision (BLV) people with widely-varying needs. But what makes for usable or useful customization?

📄 dl.acm.org/doi/fullHtml/1…
arxiv.org/abs/2307.08773

#a11y #datavis

Job alert Nomic AI ! I'm hiring a front end/Web engineer to build the next generation of data interfaces for curating, exploring, and model-building from text and image data. Apply here or pass it on: jobs.ashbyhq.com/nomic.ai/42e7a…

Helpful, nuanced work from Archon Fung on how campuses should think about responding to protests proportionately, understanding that protest is an essential part of American civic life and part of our duty of civic education: ash.harvard.edu/articles/campu…

Excited to share I'm helping @NUJournalism host the Computation + Journalism Symposium again this year 💻+📰=🧐 Oct 25-27 2024 in Boston. Submit a paper/workshop/talk submission by June 1. idi.provost.northeastern.edu/event-director…

HBD to #ACMTuringAward recipient Patrick Hanrahan! He received the award for fundamental contributions to 3D computer graphics. Hanrahan is known for rendering algorithms, used to create realistic images and animations in films, video games, and more: bit.ly/4b8G7Pg

New blog post: 'How to Teach Writing Research Papers'
parentheticallyspeaking.org/articles/how-t…

Very(!) excited that jonathan zong 🍊🥄 @[email protected] will be joining us in CU Boulder CMCI Information Science in 2025, and that I'll call him a colleague for many years after that. 🎉

HUGE CONGRATS to jonathan zong 🍊🥄 @[email protected]!! 🎉🎉

CU Boulder CMCI Information Science is very lucky to have you, and I can’t wait to see what you and your students work on together! 📈 🎇

hi! i will be presenting this work at #chi2024 next week.

i'm also pleased to share that i will be joining the faculty at CU Boulder CMCI Information Science in 2025, and intend to recruit students soon.

my dms are open if you'd like to chat at the conference. thanks!

Introducing Dynamic Abstractions: an HCI research cabal imagineering the future of interacting with computers. With copious ladders of abstraction 🪜, dynamic notations ➿, and adaptive interfaces🕹️, we’re poised to take over the world 🌎 by 2028. Join us: dynamicabstractions.github.io

Announcing the first Mechanistic Interpretability workshop, held at ICML 2024! We have a fantastic speaker line-up Chris Olah Jacob Steinhardt David Bau (@ ICLR) Asma Ghandeharioun, $1,750 in best paper prizes, and a lot of recent progress to discuss!

Paper deadline: May 29, either 8 or 4 pages

multiple cells

I am recruiting PhD students for Fall '25! If you are passionate about conversational technology design and planning to pursue a PhD, I'd love to chat. Also, I'll be at #CHI2024 in Hawaii—let's connect there!

next Thursday at 3:30pm PT, I'll be watching Richard Ladner talk about 20 years of AccessComputing, and their work to increase the participation and success of people with disabilities in computing fields -- lots still to do, but remarkably successful :: cs.washington.edu/events/colloqu…

I'm so honored to be on the Reimagining the Internet podcast talking with my dear friend and mentor Ethan Zuckerman !

📣With Ian Arawjo (@[email protected]) @tedunderwood.me 🦋 we are studying the “Rise of Preprint Culture in Computing.” We are interested in understanding computing (AI, HCI, etc.) researchers’ practices and perceptions regarding preprints (arXiv, ResearchGate, etc.). You are invited to participate in an

Interested in academic jobs in EE/CS? Apply for the Rising Stars workshop at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)! (deadline June 14)

risingstars-eecs.mit.edu